>> I think I am now understanding that the whole Report Object must be empty and then it is removed.
>> Not just trimming at the end of the Object.

> Rich, The usual scenario is a report row with SKU, Quantity, Price. SKU is set to "Print when
> Quantity <> 0," and Quantity is set to "Blank if zero" and Price is set to "Print when Quantity <> 0."
> When Quantity is zero the result is SKU is blank, Quantity is blank, and Price is blank.
> If Remove Line if Blank is set in all three the line is removed. Otherwise you'll get whatever for SKU,
> zero Quantity, and whatever for Price; a funny looking line that you have specified that you don't want.

I was actually taking it a step further and removing trailing blank lines at the end of a paragraph and even removing internal blank lines between paragraphs etc. But obviously that is over kill both in need and design. Although, killing off blank line feeds at the end of a paragraph might not be such a bad idea though. I once had a customer who complained about their printer because it kept printing out blank pages at the end of a document. Looking at her document, she had about 4 pages of CR with no text. <bg>

Anyway, I think I have it implemented well now.

Thanks!